Arrival of the filmmaker David Yates and his return to the television series Max based on Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts the director said: “Never say never”. Yachts He talks about his new film Netflix “Pain Hustlers“, starring Chris Evans and Emily Blunt, at the Toronto Film Festival, where it premiered in the world.
Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav confirmed that Max produced a television series Harry Potter in April at the streaming service’s press day, one that will revisit iconic books over the course of a decade-long series. When the series went official earlier this spring, a search was on for a showrunner as well as a new cast. JK Rowling and longtime collaborators Neil Blair and Ruth Kenley-Letts serve as executive producers. David Heyman, who produced the films, was in talks to do the same. The production company Rowling Brontë Film and TV, producing with Warner Bros. Television.
“I started Potter in 2005, so it’s been an amazing journey,” Yates said.
In eight films based on seven books, Yachts directed the last four films, “Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix“(2007), “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince“(2009) and “The Deathly Hallows Part One and Two” (2010 and 2011). Besides, Yachts took over the spin-off of potter the trilogy of “Rare Animals“. In summary, one can say that Yachts know something about potter: of the $9.7 billion franchise that spans both potter As Rare Animals its films account for 63% of the franchise’s total box office, or $6.07 billion.
“We did the last one, ‘Dumbledore’s secrets‘, during the pandemic, before vaccines, so we shot the movie without vaccines,” he explained, “It was a difficult journey to put it all together.”
“Great love and great team that I work with,” he said. Yachts “But we haven’t talked since we broke up.”
“It’s about ‘Let’s stop it and end it for a while,'” he said.
“I’m excited to continue, I love to do it” Pain Hustlers‘” he commented.
“I have other projects on my desk, which are a million miles away from wizards and include all sorts of things that have nothing to do with wizards.”
“Pain Hustlers“, based on the book by Evan Hughes “The Hard Sell: Crime and Punishment in an Opioid Start-Up“, follows Liza, who dreams of a better life for herself and her daughter. He gets a job in a bankrupt pharmacy and his courage will put the company and himself in high society without knowing that he will soon be involved in a criminal conspiracy.
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